Stabroek News - 2019-09-02

• Indigenous leaders call for elections ‘soonest’
• Ramkarran defends criticism of CCJ over no confidence motion ruling
• Mines officers ordered to remove illegal dredges from Kuyuwini River
• Oil refinery not feasible at this point
• Shuman’s party pledges strong stance against corruption
• Harmon hands over boat for Aliki school children
• ‘Monster’ Hurricane Dorian pummels Bahamas, forecast to threaten Florida
• China, U.S. kick off new round of tariffs in trade war
• Diplomat says U.S. does not want military interventi­on in Venezuela: report
• As fires ravage the Amazon, indigenous tribes pray for protection
• Emasculati­on of Parliament
• Local companies are taking advantage of oil and gas workers
• Mere exploratio­n of use of House to House data is in contemptuo­us disregard of constituti­onal supremacy
• MARAD representa­tive did not allow registered boats to travel to Supenaam at 5 pm, blind eye turned to illegal operator
• Reflection on convention­al Education and Indigenous people in Guyana
• Oil revenues will ensure free education from nursery to university
• Oxen-drawn punts, Rolls Royce among att
• Exemplary youths honoured for contributi­ons to society
• Civil society has vital role in consolidat­ing democracy
• Oxen-drawn punts, Rolls Royce among attraction­s of GuySuCo’s Albion Estate tour
• Bartica man accused of door theft claims unaware that he was stealing
• Shoaib Malik: Mentor, motivator, match winner
• Green, Malik arrive at GAW camp
• Eagles stay unbeaten with 3-1 defeat of Hurry ATE
• Own goal helps Dynamic FC upset GPF
• Arsenal fight back against Spurs to draw London derby
• Tahir to replace Khan in GAW
• Windies seeking miracle at Sabina to save second Test
• Riley dismisses Garner challenge to retain BCA presidency

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